SNCF Strike in Le Tréport: how to reach Paris, the station, or the airport

Strike, cancelled or delayed train: travel anyway from Le Tréport

Whether it’s industrial action, a signaling failure, line maintenance work, or a replacement bus that fails to turn up: in Le Tréport, the Le Tréport-Mers station can find itself blocked overnight. Two connections, three and a half hours door-to-door, and very few services on Sundays.

We put vehicles into service on those days, with a driver, departing from your address in Le Tréport and heading to the destination of your choice: Paris, a Parisian station still in service, Roissy-Charles-de-Gaulle, Orly, Beauvais, or another town in Normandy. A call to 06 88 14 67 82 is all it takes to know within a minute what is still possible.

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How much does it cost from Le Tréport?

The price is per vehicle, not per person. With four passengers travelling to Paris, that comes to about 58 € per person, often less than a last-minute train ticket, without connections and without queues.

Situations we handle most frequently

• National or local strike: traffic reduced to one in three trains, crowded platforms, booking impossible.
• Morning train cancelled: you have a meeting, an exam, a court hearing, or a board meeting.
• Missed connection: you are stuck at an intermediate station; we will come and pick you up.
• Flight to catch: there is no train early enough for a 6 a.m. boarding.
• School bus or regional line cancelled: there is no longer any service in your municipality.
• Returning from an evening out: the last train left at 9 p.m., but you are still at dinner.
• Team travel: five to nine colleagues to transport to the same location in a single vehicle.

Booking in an emergency: how it works

1. Call 06 88 14 67 82 with the pickup address in Le Tréport, the destination, and the latest arrival time.
2. We confirm in a few minutes the vehicle, the driver, and the firm price.
3. The driver arrives at the indicated address; they will call you upon arrival.
4. You pay by card on board or by invoice if your employer is covering the trip.

Advice: as soon as a strike notice is announced, book the day before. The 5 a.m. to 9 a.m. slots go first.

Frequently asked questions

Can I book a vehicle on the day in Le Tréport?

Yes, subject to availability. On strike days, please call as early as possible: demand far exceeds supply between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m.

Do prices increase on strike days?

No. We apply the same price list as on a normal day, with the usual night and public holiday supplements, announced in advance.

Can my employer pay for the trip?

Yes, we can issue an invoice in the company’s name, including VAT, payable by bank transfer.

Do you offer carpooling between different travellers?

The vehicle is private. However, nothing stops you from sharing the ride, and therefore the cost, with colleagues or other stranded travellers: this is common on strike days.

Do you drive at night?

Yes, 24/7, including for 3 a.m. or 4 a.m. departures to airports.